Sculptural Paintings Created with Wooden Blocks by Timur Zagirov
Using a multitude of colored wooden blocks, Timur Zagirov has skillfully crafted a stunning interpretation of Van Gogh’s iconic self-portrait. Specifically, the piece consists of 425 polished pine cubes arranged in a mosaic, which remarkably resembles the Dutch painter’s original work when viewed from afar. However, upon closer inspection, the individual blocks blend seamlessly into an intricately woven wooden tapestry, infused with a diverse range of hues that replicate the painting’s color palette. The artwork is truly captivating, possessing a beauty that is both unique and rare. Recently, this one-of-a-kind piece was sold at an auction.
See more of Zagirov’s work on Instagram and the Saatchi artwork website
Self-portrait Vincent Van Gogh
Self-Portrait with Grey Felt Hat
Mona Lisa
Self-Portrait with Grey Felt Hat
Mona Lisa
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